IBEC Living
Founded in 1982, IBEC Living is a Manhattan-based development and management company specializing in market-rate rental housing in New York City. It operates dozens of owner-managed apartment buildings across Manhattan and Brooklyn, from Harlem to Bedford-Stuyvesant and Fort Greene. The company’s no-fee policy means tenants pay no broker fee, and amenities at IBEC properties often include building doormen, fitness centers and rooftop decks, reflecting a hands-on approach to management.
In addition to residential rentals, IBEC also supports leasing and sales of commercial space. For example, The Douglass at 279 West 117th Street in Manhattan’s Harlem neighborhood is a modern mid-rise rental building with a doorman, exercise gym and on-site laundry; rent there even covers heat and hot water. The company emphasizes hands-on property management and straightforward, no-broker-fee leasing to provide well-maintained, community-oriented housing for New York City renters.
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Rental Buildings
Under Management
Locations
Rental Buildings
Managed by IBEC Living
761 Franklin Avenue
Crown Heights
1854 Eastern Parkway
Crown Heights
State Renaissance Court
Boerum Hill
471 Prospect Place
Prospect Heights
1848 Eastern Parkway
Crown Heights
157 West 117th Street
Harlem
639 Grand Avenue
Prospect Heights
665 Classon Avenue
Crown Heights
670 Fulton Street
Fort Greene
2714 Frederick Douglass Boulevard
Harlem
Recent Rental News & Offers
What People Are Saying
About IBEC Living and Their Properties
Clermont Armory Towers, 171 Clermont Avenue
This "hotel-like" residential complex offers "spacious, bright apartments" in two connected buildings with "attentive staff" and "impeccable maintenance." The "incredibly dog-friendly" community ("up to 70 dogs among 100 units") attracts "young professionals and families" who appreciate the "full-time doorman," "convenient laundry" and "public patio." While "thin walls" can be an issue and "subway access is limited," residents enjoy "multiple bus options" and proximity to "Fort Greene Park." The building provides "basic but decent appliances" including "dishwashers in all units," though some note the "hotel-style design lacks character."
State Renaissance Court, 200 Schermerhorn Street
This "comfortable" residential building offers "good value" at "25% below market" while delivering "24/7 doorman service" and "responsive maintenance." Residents praise the "pet-friendly atmosphere" and "convenient" amenities including an "on-site gym," laundry facilities, and the "excellent" Brooklyn Fare market. While the "helpful staff" earns high marks, some note "sound transfer issues" between units. The building cultivates a "family-friendly vibe" with a mix of "young couples and growing families," though management can be "somewhat defensive." A solid choice for those seeking "practical living with basic amenities" in a "well-maintained" setting.
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